The Missing Sister, written by Elle Marr, is a mystery thriller about two estranged sisters, Shayna and Angela, who come together after their father’s sudden death. As they sort through his belongings, they discover a shocking secret: Angela was adopted, and her biological family may still be alive. Desperate to uncover the truth, Shayna and Angela travel to Paris, where they believe Angela’s biological family may live. They follow a series of clues left by their father and encounter dangerous people who are also searching for the same information. Along the way, they discover shocking family secrets and unravel a decade-long mystery that threatens to destroy them both. As they race against time to uncover the truth, Shayna and Angela must confront their complicated past and the sisterly bond that was supposed to be unbreakable. The Missing Sister is a gripping page-turner that will keep readers guessing until the final shocking twist.
The Missing Sister – Audiobook Online By: Elle Marr
In Paris, her twin sister disappeared, leaving behind three cold words: Trust no one.
Shayna Darby finally accepts her parents’ death as she deals another blow.
The body of her estranged twin sister Angela – a possible victim of a serial killer – has been pulled up from the Seine. Putting aside the rest of her life, Shayna went to Paris. But while cleaning Angela’s apartment, Shayna made an amazing discovery: an encrypted message just for her…
Alive. Do not trust anyone.
Heeding the warning, Shayna continued to lie. She creates an authentic ID on the remains and tries to figure out where – and why – her missing sister is hiding. Shayna follows in her sister’s footsteps, and they lead her down to the mysterious land of Paris.
As she gets closer to the truth – and to the killer – Shayna’s own life may now be in balance…
Like many people, I have always been fascinated by twins and any complementary perceptions of each other that they may have. I grew up with a number of people, some identical, some brothers, and have always felt that they had a “difference”. This book explores that in a very interesting way. I’m not sure who to trust, like Shayna and found the various twists and turns all well done.
I love how this book is not only a popular horror movie, but is also filled with history. I have never heard of catacombs in France…. now I want to visit them. The author really makes me guess and I often wonder how it all comes together in the world. However, I felt that she created very realistic characters because often in books, especially horror movies, they visualize things in a rather logical and enveloping fashion. In this book, both sisters are real…. often confused, often missing clues, they endure hurt and bitterness like real people. They are relevant and it is refreshing.
